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Ann Arbor is pretty typically voted among the top 2 or 3 college towns, it's very livable and there is always a ton of cool things to do.
That doesn't surprise me. I'll be visiting town for the first time on 9/11/21 for the Washington/Michigan game. Can't wait.....
Oh that's cool that the Huskies are coming back to town. UW has a stadium I would love to visit.
Michigan plays at Husky Stadium 9/5/20.
I would like to but it's unlikely. I will probably be around/at the UM-UW game in Ann Arbor though and possibly up for a beer or 2.
The location is spared from lake effect. Average annual isnt much different than most northern states and actually is an improvement over the nor'easters OP currently deals with.
Did you see the part where I insinuated you like men? You can never come back from that.
Not any worse than anywhere else up north. If it's a deal breaker then you don't live up here.
I don’t know what that has to do when his other options are sunshine states and he doesn’t mind the heat.
He also has lived in New England his whole life. If you can't deal with winter then you don't live up here. Not complicated. A lot of great things about living up here as long as you can deal with those couple months.
Those who experience it know exactly what I mean. Huge difference between most northern towns and living in a lake effect area. Although nor'easters seem worse.
"Cool Stuff" in Tucson = go into the desert and shoot things. Ever seen a barrel cactus take a .45 ACP at 20 paces?
My one complaint visiting a friend in Arizona was the amount of scorpions. I don’t know if I could handle
at night and those crawling around my house. 
When you look at your class this morning, remember their grandparents/greatgrandparents were the "smart ones".
